Senator Sees Need for Draft Law in Senate Action
Washington June 10 Senator Revercomb argues the Senate that a revived draft is needed to man the armed forces. He cites Navy and Air Force reluctance for universal Selective Service and outlines provisions for ages 18 to 25 to register and 26-year-olds to be liable for two years. The bill would expand the draft to cover gaps from insufficient volunteers and re-enlistments as the war enters a critical phase.
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Unclear fragmented health product notice from unknown source
Fragmented OCR text promotes an unspecified remedy with harmful, unclear phrasing. It mentions pain relief claims and drug references, urging readers to consult a supposed doctor or pharmacist, but lacks verifiable details or credible sources. The content appears promotional and unreliable.
Senate debates draft term cut amid last minute moves
The revived local draft boards would operate for two years at a reduced scale. Senator Morse aims to shorten draftees’ service from 24 to 18 months, a proposal pushed to a roll call vote if reconsidere d. Morse faced a Senate rejection by voice vote and sought a recorded tally if the 16 month plan passes. Senator Russell assured no last minute civil rights riders would slip through.
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Institute Work Continues In Hempstead County
J. E. Pundell, ceramic engineer, and W. B. Mather, geologist, lead a cooperative project with the Hope Chamber of Commerce. There is no cost to the public as the institute's efforts proceed on page one.
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J. E. Punnell
W. B. Mather
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Nursery Gifts Pour Into Royal Palace
Rumors of Princess Elizabeth expecting a baby spark a flood of nursery gifts from supporters across Britain and the empire. Courtiers doubt the reports, noting her engagements through June, while donors discuss returns or redistributing gifts to needy mothers if not needed.
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Goldsborough Keeps Rail Strike Ban in Place
Federal Judge Alan Goldsborough extended the ban on a coast to coast railroad strike after a hearing. He granted a temporary injunction blocking the unions from striking while the Justice Department seeks a permanent order. The ruling allows five days for written responses and a speedy final hearing that could alter the dispute.
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Grooming Habits for Girls Guides Easy Hair Care
AF News beauty feature advises teaching young girls proper brushing technique using a suitable brush, rewards, and a simple routine. It suggests a scalp massage action, brushing from neck to crown, and optional rag curlers with colorful materials to encourage cooperation and independent styling.
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Labor Secretary Schwellenbach Dies As Truman Mourns
Olympia reports President Truman learned of the death of Lewis Schwellenbach a longtime ally and former senator and judge. Schwellenbach served as labor secretary and had close ties with Truman dating to his Senate days in Washington. He later became a federal judge in Washington state before joining the cabinet.
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Market Report from St Louis Livestock and Commodities
Market summary from National Stockyards covering hogs with prices ranging 18.50 to 24.75 and cattle with mixed loads from 19.00 to 35.00, plus sheep, poultry, and New Orleans cotton. Notes include wheat and corn activity in Chicago and New York futures, and a full newspaper masthead with staff and rates.
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Funeral plans uncertain for Schwelenbach as governor travels
The article notes Gov. Walgren may attend Schwelenbach's funeral but no firm decision or impact on the governor's travel plans has been announced. The statement leaves attendance and schedule changes unresolved.
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Myron Taylor Involved in Paternity Suit
Chicago file reports Myron C. Taylor presidential envoy to the Vatican and Joseph A. Bennett are named defendants in a $2,000,000 federal suit filed by Eunice Waltermann who claims she is Taylor’s illegitimate daughter. The case cites concealment of parentage and hindrance of legal proof, with twins Kenneth and Earl Jr. named in the action.
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New York Stocks Rise on Boeing Plan Amid Mixed Trading
The New York market opened with gradual buying after an uncertain period as an air force plan to buy 2,201 planes sparked demand. Aircraft stocks led gains, spreading to other groups with fractions to near points by close. Liquor stocks lagged while rails showed solid performance.
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Daughter sues for claim of Taylor paternity
A Bronx resident born June 22 1912 at Lebanon Hospital says her mother Margaret Nichols and father Myron Taylor met while she was a cashier in the Lincoln Theater on 136th Street New York. She filed a federal suit in December 1946 seeking recognition as Taylor’s daughter and sought declaratory relief.
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Red and Gun Club Forms in Vaihingen Germany
The U S Constabulary reports its newly formed red and gun club quickly gained 80 charter members despite a teleprinter error replacing red and gin with red and gun.
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Germany
U. S. Constabulary
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